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How Teacher Tenure Figures into the November Election

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Educators in California know well the debate over tenure, the job security given to teachers after about two years in the classroom. But for those outside education, it may be hard to understand why teacher tenure is such a big deal, especially during an election season where both Democrats and Republicans are seizing on the issue to win votes.

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